The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-01-28

The negotiations for the settlement Of
the Bulgarian Question are said to be pro.
crossing favorably.
REPORTS have been made on the appIi.
cations of Washington Territory and Mon
tana favorable to their admission into the
Union as States.
OK the Goth the National Board of Trade,
in session at Washington, declared itself,
by close vote, not in favor of Govern.
ment subsidies to American-built vessels.
ALL the fishermen caught in the break
up of the ice at Buffalo, n. Y, on the 2lst,
were rescued.
THE House committee on agriculture has
completed its regular annual appropria-
tion bill. IT appropriates about $3.50, ,OO0
1t makes no provision for continuing the
experiments by diffusion in sugar making
from sugar cane in the West, those of last
year having proven failures
IT is denied at st. Petersburg that Gen
eral Kaulbars will return to Sofia.
A CONFERENCE of the Powers is to be
held shortly on the Bulgarian question.
TIE Porte IS endeavoring to bring about
a coalition between the Zankoffites and the
Bulgarian regents.
A COMPANY has leased lands and made
preparations for lead-mining on a large
scale in Pettis and adjoining counties of
Missouri
THE board of poor law guardians at
Dublin have adopted a a resolution con-
demning the executive Of the National
League at Dublin.
THE amended budget presented by the
Minister of Finance has been rejected By
the French Cham ber of Deputies,
The Canadian Government Is 1ubilani
over the Acknowledgement given the seces
sion and repeal movement by Mr.. Glad
stone.
THE Missouri State Board of Health, at
the meeting on the 21st, at jefferson City,
elected officers and recommended to the
Legislature that an emergency fund of
$4,000 be provided in case of epidemic
THE annual examination at West Point
was completed the 21st. Thirty~nine
cadets were found descieLt, and have
been. dismissed.
TnE Agricultural Appropriation bill
was agreed to by the committee on agri-
culture of the House at Washington on
the 2lst. 1t appropriates an aggregate of
1868, 73O, $4,000 more than last year.
AMONG the historic ARMY posts selected
for abandonment under the plan for tho
concentration Of troops by regiments at
large posts near railway 6enters are Forts
Lyon, Col f; Union, n. NJ, and Hayes, Kas
The garrlsons of these posts viii be sent
to Denver when the post is established
there next summer.
THE final dress rehearsal of the latest
Gilbert, which IS to be made lznown to the
world under the suggestive title of 'Rud-
GygOre or, the Witches Curse" took
place on the 21st in the Savoy Theater,
London.
THE Secretary of the Navy says there
will be no Arctic expeditions during the
present administration with his advice 0F
consent; the United States has something
else to do with its vessels ard officers.
DISPATCHES from BuenOs Ayres have
been received at the State Department.,
stating that the deaths from Asiatic chol-
era in that city during November last
numbered hinety-thrce, and that business
was Virtually suspended there.
THE brewers at Detroit, Mich, have won
in the contest with their wcrzmen, the
latter having returned to work under the
old conditions.
THE White Plains IN. " murderers,
whe either committed suicide or were
killed by the officers pursuing them, prove
to be two New Ork boys, named Brisban.
THE Court of Appeals at Moatre l. Can,
has refused a writ of habeas corpus to
Ho1e, the Peoria Gll3 defaultcr, and he
will be surrendered to the United States
officers.
PEREMPTORY orders have been issued in
Russian Poland fOrbidding the expGrta-
tion of horses to Austria or Prussia.
The Montreal ice castle is nearly COM
pleJed, ana preliminary illumination and
pyrOtechnic display on the night of the
22d, demonstrated the beauty and effect
iveness of the design.
The strikers in the Lorillard tobacco
factory at Jersey City, n. j., determined
to return to work on the oath. The firm
will not increase wages and will reduce
the force fully ten per cent
TUE long continued drought in Central
illinois has been broken by copious rains,
Io1 ,ECs
Belgians left Antwerp for the Congo
country.
SPAIN is said to be willing to grant am
nesty to Gorilla and other political exiIes,
who VIII return home.
A DECIDED sensation in social life at
Washington was created on the 23d when
a party of uninvited guests at a private en-
tertainment at the residence of the British
Minister were invited to retire by the
Misses West